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Marc G.
Marc G. wrote

Is this an Arch Top or a Flat Top?

 

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    Carl N.
    Carl N. wrote

    this is an arch top

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      Ricardo R.
      Ricardo R. wrote

      Hi,I'm looking for this same snow white model but with a peg and some gold edges, I can't find it, is it still being manufactured? Thank you

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        Carl N.
        Carl N. wrote

        Not sure what specific model you mean, our older instruments can be viewed via our product archive.  All currently produced models will be up within our guitars section.

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          Jason T.
          Jason T. wrote

          So beautiful! I bet it sounds fabulous. Jamie from One Machine and I chatted about these at NAMM 2019. He KNOWS I want it haha. I woulda picked it up already but theres no belly recess on the back... I know these are mass produced overseas but it would be a blast to see these just a smidge more ergonomic. Cheers

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            victor t.
            victor t. wrote

            Dear Sr.

            how many pieces of mahogany and maple, are made the body of the LTD ec 1001T CTM snow white?

            Best Regards

             

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              Carl N.
              Carl N. wrote

              Typically bodies will be made of three pieces of mahogany and tops generally are two pieces

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                Harlow
                Harlow wrote

                Hi, description states "set-thru construction with a mahogany body and maple cap". I have been told that LTD series only feature a maple veneer and a solid maple cap is only featured in ESP guitars made in Japan!?

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                  Carl N.
                  Carl N. wrote

                  ESP instruments with figured tops will be solid tops whereas most LTD instruments will solely have a veneer.  Some LTD models, such as this, will have a plain maple top.

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                    Harlow
                    Harlow wrote

                    Thanks! Interesting, I wonder how thick that plain maple top approximately is?

                     

                    Also, description says “full-thickness body that is chambered for weight relief”. Why, does that give any tonal advantage or is it a tradition? Because I think a thin solid body with same weight would be more comfortable, stable and maybe easier to make.

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                      Carl N.
                      Carl N. wrote

                      About 15mm thick.  Chambered offers a richer softer sound vs that of a solid body

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